You're not entirely right here; the Mormon Lumber Road LB survived
the fires. It is in a slightly melted and singed state, but is very
much intact, and for the moment in my care, after I rescued it from a
fire-damaged area near Lake Arrowhead.
--Buzzard P15 F86 X15 E2

--- In letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com, "Drew Family"
wrote:
> --- In LbNA-Webmasters@yahoogroups.com, "ST" wrote:
> These boxes are all missing
>
> Sycamore Canyon Natural Area
> > boxnum=1479&boxname=Sycamore_Ca
> nyon_Natural_Area_>
>
> 1
>
> Claremont, CA
>
> Los Angeles
>
>
> Rancho Santa Ana Botanical Gardens
> > boxnum=2032&boxname=Rancho_Sant
> a_Ana_Botanical_Gardens>
>
> 1
>
> Claremont, CA
>
> Los Angeles
>
>
> Gray Squirrels in LA
> > boxnum=3581&boxname=Gray_Squirr
> els_in_LA>
>
> 2
>
> Claremont, CA
>
> Los Angeles
>
>
> Thompson Creek Trail #1
> > boxnum=3576&boxname=Thompson_Cr
> eek_Trail_#1>
>
> 1
>
> Claremont, CA
>
> Los Angeles
>
>
> Mormon Lumber Road
>
> mbe
> rroad.htm>
>
> 1
>
> San Bernardino, CA
>
> San Bernardino
>
>
> Actually the Sycamore Canyon Natural Area, Mormon Lumber Road and
the
> Thompson Creek Trail all burned in the Southern California fires.
>
> Sally Tripp
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
> --- End forwarded message ---